Grow Local
Just like crops grow, so will the Harbor District Market! We’re excited to have such amazing vendors on board with us. As we continue to grow, so will the number of our vendors and operating hours.
Art in the Wood
Bear Grass Soaps
Bear Grass Soap Company offers goat’s milk soap, goat’s milk lotion and a variety of other bath and body products.
Along with NC photography.
Jerry's Fine Art
October 2020 we moved to Chocowinity North Carolina. I now have paintings in the Harbor District Market in downtown Washington North Carolina on 150 West Main Street. It’s a beautiful old town and it’s near the Pamlico River.
Knives by George
A good knife should function well, that is it should cut with a minimum effort and fit naturally in your hand. It should be balanced and easy to use as pointing your finger.
My handcrafted blades look good and are fun to use.
Mary Anne's Creative Chaos
Making crafts, jams, jellies, baked goods, and baskets for all! 🙂
Michelle Elaine Designs
Mickeye's Wood Creations
Handmade trinket boxes made from over 20 different woods or wood varieties both domestic and exotic as well as handmade wooden cutting boards.
Pamlico Paper
Meet Lizzy, the artist behind Pamlico Paper. She specializes in hand lettering and unique watercolor paintings featuring local landmarks, universities, and much more. She also takes requests for custom pieces.
Peaceful Harvest Farms
Pamlico Pen Company
Pens That Write Your Story
Imagine the power of a pen. The ability to capture your thoughts, ideas, and memories on paper. The ability to share your story with the world.
Petals & Produce
Phoenix Farms
A small family run farm specializing in muscadine grapes, pasture raised poultry & vegetables.
SASZ Creations
Southside Farms
We enjoy providing fresh, nutritious and delicious food to the people in our community. Come see us, pick a few berries, sit on the porch and eat some of Grandma Betty’s ice cream and meet your farmer!
We2C LLC
We are Toni Jo Webster and Aaron Carrow. We brought our love for plants and wood together. Aaron’s love for unique wood began with a grandfather in the logging industry here in Beaufort County. He spent many hours with his grandfather in the woods and at his saw mill. His passion for different wood, colors and grain is deep rooted. I began my love of wood while sitting in my dad’s wood shop behind our house here in Beaufort County. He would make various items for family members including cedar lined chest. The smell of fresh cut cedar takes me back to those memories. Both of us growing up in Beaufort County had no idea we would come back to our roots to grow a little more in a different way. We look forward to helping others grow their love of plants and art with our We2C one-of-a-kind propagation stations.
Yarn Chef Creations
Yarn Chef Creations began 15 years ago when I started selling my handcrafted crocheted items at craft fairs. I make shawls, hats, scarves, bags and princess crowns! I am happy to take special orders.